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	Book Of Job – Hamartia
	British quartet Book of Job have been praised as one of the best new up-and-comer's on the British Metal scene, even winning the Band of the Year award (I cannot for the life of me remember in what context, but I do know that they received that honour).Musically, Book of Job's release Hamartia is full og Progressive Metal from beginning to end, filled with lots [read more]

	Wartime - Solar Messiah
	Wartime is a Bulgarian metal war-machine and Solar Messiah is their sophomore effort. The album consists of 11 progressive and thrash metal anthems, much in the vein of Nevermore, Manticora and similar acts of the 90s. Wartime has been active, releasing albums, since the mid 90s and I think one can notice that while listening to their latest opus. It is ‘safe’ yet very powerful [read more]

Underwell – Plan Your Rebirth

Underwell is an Italian Hardcore quintet hellbent on tearing down the failing economical and political systems of the world in the hopes that something new and better will rise from their ashes.They intend to do this, in part, from their debut album Plan Your Rebirth, an album filled with rage against the machine (not the band but the before-mentioned governments, mind you).While I have yet [read more]

	Black Sabbath – 13
	Let’s start with the facts; it’s been almost two decades since the last studio album from Black Sabbath and it has been 35 years since the last Sabbath record to feature Ozzy Osbourne on vocals. It has also passed over a decade since the band initially started working on this album together with producer Rick Rubin. Since then each band member turned to other projects [read more]

	Television 60’s – Celebr-hate
	Pedal to the metal. That’s perhaps a good way to describe this Italian band. The music, the artwork, the lyrics and even the press-release are all pressed to the bursting point. Good thing for a rock band, but it can also turn into too much of the good stuff.But back to the music; Celebr-hate is eight tracks record filled with bombastic rock tracks inspired by [read more]

	Doogie White & La Paz – The Dark and the Light
	Scottish Doogie White probably do not need an introduction to most eighties fans, since he has provided his considerable voice to such impressive titles such as Rainbow, Yngwie Malmsteen and, most recently, British powerhousers Tank. And now, he has decided to team up with his old friend Chic McSherry in order to recreate their original band, La Paz. And from the sound of it, they [read more]

	Lycanthia – Oligarchy
	It has been well over a decade since the previous full-length release from Lycanthia, but lots has happened in the meantime, well at leas in regards to the band's lienu-up. Band's founder Lee Tassaker has gone through more than fifteen different band members. You'd think that all this would make it hard for Tassaker to maintan the focus and core of the idea behind Lycanthia. [read more]

Yayla - Nihaihayat

Yayla is the moniker of this Turkish one-man project, a brainchild of Mr. Emir Togrul, responsible for all instruments and vocals. Nihaihayat is a title for this very cryptic, strange and quite bizarre fourth full-length album. It has been underway for 6 years and finally it has been released and promoted by ClawHammer Pr. Earlier this year. Nihaihayat contains only five lengthy tracks, and exactly [read more]

Blasphemous Creation - Battle Of The Ancients

Formed in 2006 in Rheno, Nevada, Blasphemous Creation is an authentic and old-school blackened thrash & death metal band. In 2009 they released their debut album Diabolical Kingdom and in 2012 returned with a sophomore Battle Of The Ancients album. Battle Of The Ancients consists of 10 truly underground-sounding tracks combining old-school death metal with blackened thrash. It is also an emotional and passionate album [read more]

	Chariots Of The Gods - Tides Of War
	Riding out of Canada’s capital Otawa, Chariots Of The Gods is a five-piece metal band formed 5 years ago. In 2010 the band released its debut EP entitled Reverence. Now, they are ready to unveil their latest masterpiece named Tides Of War. Ever since its formation, Chariots Of The Gods has been known for blistering solos, gripping melodies, rioting vocals and drums that just won’t [read more]